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On Tuesday, September 17, the Men’s soccer team won their match in double over time against Rogers State at home. The final score was 2-1, with Freshman Jordan Story scoring the first goal in a sliding kick to the bottom right corner of the net, with an assist by Junior […]
Paquito, the family parrot, is screaming in rapid fire. I know by now the sound of Jose Sr., in the kitchen opening and closing the refrigerator door, shuffling supplies in the bed of the truck outside my window and scurrying outside my cracked door in the dark of the early […]
Adam Howard will give his final farewell to Siloam Springs surrounded by friends, music and nature. Howard, the 2013 JBU Alumni behind the stage name The Duke of Norfolk, will be playing a “Music in the Park” concert on Sept. 21, at Twin Springs Park with Little Chief, Jason Bowyer […]
Mrs. Gina Mayhew, Assistant Professor, Education Where are you from? I’m from Colorado; I grew up in the mountains. What made you want to teach? I mentored a lot of first-year teachers and I noticed that they had the right ideas behind teaching but the reality wasn’t there. Something that […]
As long as you have a wireless connection, you can use Cloudprint. Earlier this fall, John Brown University added a new way to print papers wirelessly. Cloudprint allows anyone on campus with an Internet connection to wirelessly print their paper from their computer straight to any printer on campus. “It’s […]
The Australia Studies Center is undergoing massive changes to continue providing Christ-centered higher education. Christ-centered higher education for students outside of their home countries is the task for the Australia Studies Centre, a part of the Best Semester Program for study abroad students. The Program has taken place at the […]
Phil and Rici Skei speak about the church. The Skeis planted On Ramps Covenant Church in the Lowell neighborhood of Fresno, Cal.
John Brown University’s Nature Society, or JBUNS, will build a rain garden near the Balzer Technology Center Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. to noon. A rain garden is an area that collects runoff rainwater from sites, like parking lots, and filters the water before it contaminates local creeks and ponds. […]
Almost Human Premieres: Monday, Nov. 4 at 8/7c, Fox. A futuristic twist of the crime drama genre, Almost Human portrays the experiences of two LAPD officers, one of which is a highly evolved human android. The year is 2048, robots and humans team up to fight crime. Detective John Kennex […]
The season of fall symbolizes new beginnings in many ways. For Women’s Soccer captain Laura Bradshaw, the new school year represents the end of an era. Bradshaw has been playing for the Golden Eagle Women’s soccer team since the start of her freshman year in 2010 and will graduate next […]